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The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-07

Sheriff Russell, of Socorro county, New Mexico, and posse overlook Belle Brown and his brother, a few miles from La Joya, in that Territory, on or about the 29th of last month Upon coming in speaking distance of the Browns theSheriff ordered them to halt
 Bello Brown answered by opening fire on the. pursuing party, without any effect, however. Some one of the Sher- ifs posse responded to the fire oi
 rown, and proved to be a better marksman than the ruffian, as he rolled from his saddle to the ground almost al the crack of the rife. Mir. Russell found the Winchester they took with
 them when they were released from the jail of this county, and says he vii
 send it back. If their inclination to steal had not been so great, they might have made good their escape. It was by indulging in this passion that led to their arrest in this county. Yielding to this predilection caused the death oi Bello Brown and resulted in the capture of John Brown. by Sheriff Russell. Ii they had not stolen three horses from the neighborhood of Magdalena, the Sheriff would not have struck their trail so readily and so hot Itappears the
 prisoners separated the morning after
 they made their escape from St. Johns West andMurphy going in one direction and the two Browns in another We have some hopes now, that Murphy and West will be recaptured, as it is pretty certain they took southerly direction
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ITEMS FROM DOWN THE RIVER.

Down the River, March 29, 1887.
 We have had considerable excitement here during the last ten days over horse stealing.
 Two men went over into the Navajo country and stole 103 head of horses, be- longing mainly to Indians. Some of them were the property of ex'sheriff Hubbell. They made no attempt at concealment, but drove them in broad day across the country and up in the Mogollon mountains. The Indians fol- lowed in day or two, accompanied by NIT. Hubben and constable. The trail led to Canon creek, just over the rim of the Tonto Basin, where the horses were found; about half of them had already
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d. (Indians seldom brand

been branded. (Indians seldom brand ponies.)
 Having recovered their stock, the party started back and at Milford, a small Mormon settlement near the sum- init of the mountains, they met young man named Bliven, brother of the no- torious Andy Cooper. Bliven was said to be one of the two men who stole the stock, so the Indians captured him. He went with them short distance, but suddenly broke away, drew his revolver and began firing at the Indians, who re- turned his shots. One shot struck Bliyen in the thigh, but he managed to escape to ranch near by, and the men living there prepared for siege. The Indians, however, drew of and left them, being satisfied to get back theil stock.
 Such troubles are serious, and if the white men don't unite in putting stop to this stealing from the Navajo's, we may see terrible times along this river from It. Its all very well to talk about the Navajo's being thieves themselves We all know and admit that" two wrongs don't make one right" and any old frontiersman knows that acts of repriSal against Indians always ends in blood shed, in which, while eventually the Indians are put down, many good man is cruelty murdered.
 There are too many outlying and widely separated COW camps scattered around through this country to suffer from such raid. This lawless and un- responsible element must be put down, or It will cost us dear.
 The Reynolds cattle company attempt ed to round up their cattle last week, many of which work over into theNava- jo country. They sent an ou' fit of about eight or ten men over there; it being in fact general effort on the part of all the COW men down here to work their cattle from Indian land.
 The Navajo's however went to their camp in large body and threatened the entire party with death unless they left at once Needless to say the boys left, and now we are wondering how in hades We are going to get our cattle back.
 MT. E. R. Carr, for four years the man. ager of the Waters cattle company, of Winslow, has resigned and is going back to Missouri. His successor, MT. Coop CT, an old Indian frontier COW lnan is here now looking over the range. un- derstand Nose Tate will still be fore man, and they couldn't find better man,
 Weather still hot and no signs of rain or snow to help the spring grass.
 RANGEMAN
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NOTICE.

I,J. T. Lesueur, Treasurer of Apache county, Arizona, hereby give notice that am ready to redeem at my office in St. Johns, the following Apache County Warrants, and that interest ceases on the same from and after the 17th day of April, 1887. SALARY FUND.
 No. 46, October S,1Ss6, Wm M Rudd, for $375 OO No. 47, October 8, 1886, St George Creaghe, for $401 36
 No AS, October 8, 1886, Dionicio Baca, for $9S .64 CONTINGENT FUND. No 19, July 10, 1886, Barry Matthews, for $50 .OO. No. 20, July 10, 1886, B F NJ Blake, flor $23 90.
 No. 2I, July 10, 1886, A l. Bancroft & Co.,, $lO. 50.
 No, 9, July 10, 1886, A L Bancroft & Co.,, $9O.74.
 J. T. LESUEUR,
 Treasurer Apache County, Arizona. Dated at St. Johns, April 7, 1887.
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Proposals for Army Transpor.
 tatiOn.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA,
 Office Chief QuartcrmaSter, TnS ANcFIES GAI. March 25 lSS7

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA
 Office Chief Quartcrmaster.
 Los ANGELES, CAL, March 9, 1887. SEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate, subject to the usual conditions, will be received at this office until II o'clock, a. m., Monday, April 70, 1887, at which time aud place they will be open- ed in the presence of bidders, for the Transpor- tation, by wagon, of Military Supplies on the following described routes in the Department of Arizona, during the fiscal year commencing July l, 1887, and ending June 30, 1888, viz: ROUTE No From Whipple Barracks, A. T., to Fort Verde and to Fort MeDowell, A. T.; from Maricopa, A. T., to Fort McDowell, A. T., and to RoUTE No. 2-From such shipping point on the line of the S. P. R R as the bidder may elect, to Forts Bowie, Grant and Thomas, and Sau ,ROUfE No. s-From Holbrook. A. T., to Fort ROUTE No,::4-From Tucson. A. T.. to Fort ROUTE No,I5-From Huachuca Station; A. T., to Fort Huachuea, A. T.
 ROUTE No. 6-Fron Lava, N. M., to Fort Stan ReUTE No. From watrous, N. M., to Fort ROUTE No. s-FrOm wingate, N. M., to Fort ROUTE No. s-From Silver City, N. M., to Fort Bayard, N. NJ.
 ROUTE No. lO-From Railroad Station at Santa Fe, N. M., to Fort Marcy N NJ.
 Blank proposals, forms of contract, and print ed circulars stating the estimated quantities Cf supplies to be transported, and giving iull in- formation as to the manner of bidding, cOndi- tionS to be observed by bi iders, amount of guar tee to accompany proposals, and terms Of con- tract and payment, will be furnished on appliea- tiOn to this office, or to the offices of the Assis tant Quartermaster, Tucson, A. T., and Chief Quartermasrer, District of New Mexico, Santa Fe, N NJ.
 Envelopes containing proposals should be marked Proposals for Transporta' ion on Route No. -" and addressed to tn. undersigned.
 A. s. KIMBALL,
 QuarteImaster U. 8. A., mh3l 4t Chief Quartermaster.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-07

The Dond o1 hyram chapman, as road overseer for the district of St. Johns, was submitted to the Board and ap. proved by the chairman.
 Upon petition, the Board appointed Albert Minnerly, road overseer for the district of Snowflake.
 A petition for a public road to be es- tablished from Springerville, southeast to Gabriel Silvo's ranch on theNutrioso creek, thence south in the valley of the said Nutrioso creek, to the line between GeorgeW. Wakefeld's and A. J. Coop er's farms, thence southeast, via the ranches of the Woods brothers and A. L. Morrison and sons to the New Mexico line. Petition was granted.
 The Board appointed as viewers to lay out the new proposed road-W. T. Logan, G. W. Wakefield and county surveyor G. E. Kentne r, and instructed the clerk to have three notices posted in the road district in which said pro- posed road is to be made.
 A petition for the establishment of a school district at Concho, approved by R. E. Morrison, county school superin- tendent, and to be known as school dis trict No. 6. Approved by the Board.
 General Fund Warrant No. 67, was ordered cancelled and the same to be drawn upon the Contingent Fund, said claim being in favor of Walter Darling for board ot prisoners.
 The Board then proceeded to examine and audit the following claims.
 CONTINGENT FUND. t. Johns Herald, stationery and
 Printing ..........-:....; BPS. 50
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LAND NOTICES.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
 LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.
 March 31 1887. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Judge, or in his absence the Clerk of the District Court at St. Johns. Apache County, Arizona Territory, on May 9th, 1887, viz: w. E. Zeigler, of Show Low, Arizona, for his Deelaratory Statement, No. 1888, for the northwest quarter of Section B. Township 10 north, Range 24 east.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of. said land, viz: Wm. Amos, Charles Brown, of of Show Low, Arizona, R. c. Kinder, and J. Q. Adamsou, of HOlbrook, Arizoua.
 J. l.. CAMP, mh31 St Register.
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Asugxestion to the Travelling Public.

Tourists, emigrants and mariners find that nostetter's Stomach Bitters is 8 medicinal safeguard against unhealthfnl influences, upon which they can implicitly rely, since it prevents the elects of vitiated atmosphere, unaccustomed or unwhOlesome diet, bad water, or other conditions unfavorable to health. On long voyages, or Journeys in lati- tudes adjacent to the equator, it is especially useful as a preventive Ofthe febrile complaints and disorders of the stomach, liver and bow els, which are apt to attack natives of the regions, and it is an excellent protection against the influence of extreme cold, sudden changes oftenperature. exposure to damp or extreme fatigue ltnOt only prevents inter- mittept and remittent fever, and other dis eases of malarial type, but eradicates them, fact which has beea notorious for years past in North and South America. Mexico. the We t Indies, Australia, and other countries.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-07

If the A. &P. (Annual Pass) Rail Road was properly managed, it would probably be better able to pay its taxes, and less able to make presents.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-07

The A. & P. Railroad company, more familiarly known as the Annual Pass railroad company. will now have to base its case upon something else than iComplimentaries."
The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-07

The Board of Supervisors found that John Skaggs, of Winslow, was already a duly qualified officer, and consequent ly revoked his appointment made by them on Tuesday,
The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-07

MT. Harry Monroe, of St. Johns, is en- gagged on fine oil painting, "she hath gone," and he is trying to find where.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-07

Apache county is anxiously waiting for the Attorney General to direct his labors in the direction of our wagon road commissioners.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-07

Harris Baldwin Esq. has returned from Prescott, where he has been en- gagged in the suit against the railroad company for taxes.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-07

Capillary Bronchitis is very prevalent among the children of St. Johns, and an epidemic of the measles is looked for.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-07

The Critic may entertain MT. Snyder, and learn from him some pointers, but Q summer pass is rather poor pay.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-07

The President overlooked Holbrook in his appointment of the Inter State Commerce Commission.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-07

What the Critic does not know about judgments by default, he knows about New Mexico checks.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-07

Sheriff Owens removedJ oseph McKin- ney, as his under sheriff on April first.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-04-07

The Salvation Army is going to visit Holbrook. A good field for operation.
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nh3ll lt
SUMMONS.

In the County Court, Territory of Arizona County of Apache. Edmund Couklin. plain, tiff vS. Mary COnklin, defendant. Action brought in the County Court in and for the County of Apache, Territory of Arizona. Territory of Ari- zona sends greeting to Mary Conklin. You are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the County Court in and for the County of Apache, in the Territory of Arizona, and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court, at St. Johns, in said County (a copy of which complaint accompanies this sum- mOns) within twenty days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service upon you of this summons, if served in this County, but if served out of the County, and within this Dis tret then within thirty days, in all other cases, forty days.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear aud answer the complaint, as above re- quired, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded therein, and costs and dis bursements in this behalf expended,
 Given under my hand and the seal of said County Court, this 27th day of January, A. ID. 1887.
 E, W. NELSON, Clerk
 T. $. BUNCH, Attorney for Plaintiff. feS cod
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Vim. T. Dalby, postage .... 12.50 A. s. Bancroft, stationrey...... 44.50 J. T. Lesueur, postage and sta
 tionery. 11.50 J. T. Lesueur, freight On station
 cry. 4.56
 The Board next proceeded to consider the bond ofE s. Wakefield as road over seer for Concho precinct, which was approved by the chairman. Resignation of J. B. Sollitt was con sidered and accepted, as J. P. for Show Low precinct.
 The Board then, upon petition, ap' pointed P T Coleman road overseer fol the precinct of Winslow. The official bond of Elam Cheney, J. P. for the precinct of Concho, is hereby approved by the chairman.
 c. E. Cooley was appointed justice oi the peace, upon petition, in and for the precinct of Show Low by the board.
 The Board next appointed upon peti- ton, Wm. Reid J. F., and James Scott Constable, in and for the precinct oi Alpine.
 Official bond of Samuel G. Ladd, as J. P. for the precinct of St. Joseph was approved by the chairman.
 Hyram Chapman was appointed road overseer upon petition, for the precinct of St. Johns by the Board.
 A petition praying for the change oi public road leading from St. Johns to Holbrook by way of Concho as follows, to-wit: was granted. Commencing at a point on the said road at the southwest corner of E. s. Wakefeld's land, at Concho, being the southeast quarter of Section 32, township 13, north of range 26 east, and running east along the township line, between townships No 12 and 13, thence running northeasterly across the said Wakefeld's land until it lntercepts the present road The Board then appointed as viewers for the said proposed road, Charles Riggs, c. |. Kempe and G. E. Kentner, county sur veyor, and the clerk was instructed to have three notices posted in said road district, in which proposed new road is to be made, as required by law, giving notice of the action of the Board here in.
 Robert E. Morrison, county school superintendent, submitted his quarter ly report of the various school districts of the county, which was filed by the Board.
 Sheriff c. P. Owens submitted his quarterly report of licences, fees and commissions, amounting to $6S7.50, as being collected by him and his deputies during the past quarter; said report was ordered filed.
 The Board met this morning, April 5th, 1887, at g a. m., pursuant to ad- journment of yesterday.
 Present, Rope and Richards; absent, Tee.
 The Board was then called to order.
 The Board then proceeded by unani- nous vote to consider and audit the fol- lowing claims first.
 GENEPAa FUND.
 A. J. Cooper, clerk of election, :. $4.00 Hugh Morrison, clerk of election. 400 William Atwood, Judge of cleo
 tion ........................ 400 Jose De La Cruz Garcia, rent. -. 800
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 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

A regular meeting O: the Board of Supervisors of Apache County, Arizona Territory, met this morning, April 4th, (Monday 10 a, m. 1887, same being pre- scribed by law as the time for regular meeting of the Board.
 Present, Rope and Richards. Absent, Tee.
 On motion of Richards, Rope was ap- pointed chairman pro tenn, and the meeting was called to order.
 The Board proceeded to consider and audit the following claims.
 GENERAL FUND. James M. Flake, Judge of election $4.00 John R. Hulet, Judge of election. 4.0) John Hunt, Inspector of election. 400 Lyman T. Hamblin, clerk of cleo
 tion.. ................... 4.OO John Hemrighausen; repairing
 Springerville jail .. 21.00 s. G. Ladd, clerk of election..... 400 E. R. Carr, inspector of election. 400 G. A. Zeiger, registering officer. 400 Peter Woolsey, bounty on animals,
 claim, $4.5O, allowed ....... 400 George Graham, inspector of elec-
 ton ....... ........ 400 E. N. Nelson, bounty on animals 20.00 Josheph B. Patterson, J. P. fees,
 claim $500, allowed ... 45.00 S. Waite, repairing court house 25.OO J. T. Lesueur, provisions for county
 pauperS. ........ 6U.UU Jack Conley, jailor and janitor.. 2O6.O0 Joseph H. Hinsley, coffin for pau
 per, etc. c............ ....... 16.OO Alfred Ruiz, wood for jail. ..... 2O.00 James R. Woolsey, Constable,
 claim 16.40, allowed . 200 Joseph Christensen, desk for Re-
 corders office, claim 21 00, all
 lowed ........... =. 1900 Robert Rhea, burial of pauper. 38.50 Robert Rhea, e.. 3S.50 Robert Rhea, Coroner fees 5l.OO Robert Rhea, (" 55.50 D. G. Harvey, J. P. fees. .... 7.65 B. F. M. Blake, medicine to
 poor. ..............., 1Uo'OU E. w. Nelson, expenses of Record
 ofhce. I4.oU E. P. Garden Judge of election 400 Charles l.. Flake, clerk of election 400 No. 67 cancelled. ....... James Lewis, Coroner. ... $50 John Bull, constable of election 500 James D. Carr, clerk of election. 400 Henry H. Mitchell, inspector of
 election, ........ 400 Nat Greer, Judge of election. 400 Charles Riggs, Judge of election 400 R. c. Bleasingam, Judge of cleo
 tion. ................... 400 ". T. Dalby, county physician. 5000 WIT. Dalby, i" ".... 165.O0 Charles Thomas, Judge of election 400 John B. Sollitt, Registering officer
 and inspector of election =. 21.25 James Lewis, Coroner. ... 3l.90 Murray Johnson, Judge of election 400
 CONTINGENT FUND. E. F. M. Blake, stationery .. 10 50
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I Snyder, don't you want to buy dog
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LOCAL NEWS.

St. Johns. Thureday. Apr
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TREATMENT

The great restorative and tonic. Has been,used for many years with remarkable results, and is who have by their indulgences or indiscretions brought upon themselves
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Vim. T. Dalby, postage. .. I250 A. s. Bancroft, stationery. 44.50 J. T. Lesueur, postage and sta
 tionery. 11.50 J. T. Lesueur, freight On station
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The Board then, upon motion adlOurn- ed, to meet tomorrow, Wednesday, April 9th 1887, at 9am.
 Attest, DavId Rope, Wm T Dalby, Chairman.
 Clerk.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1887-10-06
John Rennells Again.

Mayor Dubois since he has been in
his present official position, has had
ample opportunity to become init
masely acquainted with John Rem
nelss and his wife. 1t has been but a
very,shert- time since the wife was
sent to jail for disorderly conduct, and
it would not be surprising if both she
and her husband would soon be be-
hind the bars.
Saturday night John was said to be
pretty we'll soaked with a bad quality
of Jersey lightning and was in quite
quarrelsome condition. Early in the
evening he was meandering down
South Laurel street, where he met his
festive wife with another gentleman.
John was Immediately seized with the
green eyed monster and took his wife's
companion to task for galivanting
around with his bosom companion.
A fight was imminent, but Officer
Fithian appeared at this moment and
scattered the two with words of warn
ing. John was in no amiable mood,
however, and about midnight got into
quite a row with crowd, and he
may yet appear before Judge Reed If
he does not behave himself.